The most streamlined way for anyone and everyone at your organization to record live lectures, presentations and meetings from a Mac or PC. Automatically publish for all to view. No technical decisions for presenters, all the heavy lifting is done at a central server.

Camtasia Relay has two components, recorder and server. Recorder captures audio, on-screen activity, and keyboard/mouse input, and runs on Mac or PC. Server handles processing and publishing, and runs on Windows Server 2003.

Camtasia Relay is meant for easy recording, by multiple presenters, with automatic production and publishing. If you need the editing step, add Camtasia Studio to the mix.

Take the guess work out of lecture capture and presentation recording with a solution that fits right in with your existing network. And it’s totally scalable, so you can start with recording a single session and move to a larger scale adoption on your schedule.

Create a video or audio account of your lecture, presentation or meeting in three easy clicks. You just choose a profile, enter a title and description, and click the big red button to start recording. Production is handled by the server, so there is no waiting around when you are done.

When the recording arrives at the server, profile [?] Profiles are setup by the Camtasia Relay administrator, each profile consists of record, produce, and publish settings so the Camtasia Relay server knows what to do with each recording. settings are applied, producing the recording into one or many formats.

Each format is published to a destination. The destination can be any media server [?]A media server is simply any device that stores and shares media. Viewers will connect to a media server to access Camtasia Relay recordings. Some examples include: iTunes U, Screencast.com, and web servers., including: iTunes U, Screencast.com, Blackboard, a website… and others.

System Requirements:

Mac recorder

• OSX 10.4.11 or higher
• 1.42 GHz PowerPC Processor (Intel Processor recommended)
• 512 MB of RAM (1 GB recommended)
• Powered Microphone (Internal or External Powered Microphone for Intel Processor)
• 2 GB of free hard drive space (per recording hour)

• Microsoft Windows XP SP2 or Vista
• 1.0 GHz Pentium processor or equivalent (2.0 GHz recommended)
• 512 MB of RAM (1 GB recommended)
• Internal or External Microphone
• 2 GB of free hard drive space (per recording hour)